Sentence examples for consequence of competition from inspiring English sources

It's just a consequence of competition, though I agree as regards the quality; they need to watch Withnail, or somesuch, to learn how to administer an insult.

Natural selection is an inevitable consequence of competition between individuals with heritable variation in fitness.

As a consequence of competition in electricity markets, a wide variety of financial derivatives have emerged to allow market agents to hedge against risks.

The annual wage effect estimates, presented in Table 6, show that immigration decreased blacks' wages, that this decrease was a consequence of competition from Southern black immigrants, and that whites' wages were not affected by the arrival of Southern immigrants.

Due to the obtained large value of spin processing length L Ω  = 530 nm and large whisker diameters (of about 20 μm), one can suppose that the superconductivity is created as a consequence of competition

But rather than having deep implications for human nature, the authors of the new study suggest that chimpanzee homicide - which previous research has estimated to occur at a similar rate to that seen in hunter-gatherer human societies - goes up and down as a simple consequence of competition for resources.

But let me tell you that the outcry came from the elite which has no difficulty to find a job, and does not suffer the consequences of competition from a less costly workforce coming from eastern Europe".

If we want to keep it strong, the Government has to tighten up policy areas to make sure we don't get eroded by the unintended consequences of competition".

This review reinstates the power of experimental evolution in addressing the evolutionary consequences of competition, but highlights potential pitfalls in the design of such experiments.

We consider the consequences of competition between two types of experimental exchange mechanisms, a "decentralized bargaining" market, and a "centralized" market.

XacBank, which has relied on individual, secured loan products since the beginning, in part because of the nomadic culture of Mongolia, has felt the effects of other more universal consequences of competition–lower prices and tighter margins.